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o o o o THURSDAY. JANUARY 12, 1961 JQ Q MEDFOHD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD, OREON o Pv"4?s;'' r p yrz?3k -A , , il, . ' .... EXAMINES HOUSE President Eisenhower aging. Behind Ihe President are Henry examines a model ol the House o Freedom Bacon, executive vice president, Simpson which was brought to the White House lor Timber company, Seattle, Wash, (left); and his inspection Wednesday. The house has W. E. Difford, executive vice president, been erected in Washington, D.C., as a dem- Douglas Fir Plywood association, Tacoma, onstration house for elderly people in con- Wash., whose companies are among the nection with the While House conference on sponsors of the house. (UPI Telephoto) Package of Election Law Revisions Reviewed Salem IUPII - A 42-bill pack age of election law revisions and a special election bill for school district one in Mult nomah county were described Wednesday at the opening meeting of the house commit- Gable's Widow Gets $5,000 Per Month Los Angeles - (UPI) - Clark Gable's widow, expecting the late actor's first child in early spring, was granted a monthly allowance of $5,000 Wednes day pending settlement of Ga ble's estimated multimillion dollar estate. Superior Judge Clarke Stephens set the living allow ance and said it would remain in effect for no longer than six months, by which time the estate is expected to be set elcd. Gable, who died Nov. 16 at the age of 59, left the bulk of the estate to his widow Kay. 100 Korean Orphans Arrive in Portland Portland -CUP11- A group of 100 Korean orphans, sent to this country through Creswell farmer Harry Holts orphan age in Korea, arrived here yesterday aboard a Korean National Airlines plane. Holt started the babylifl some time ago and more than 2,000 orphans have been brought to this country. tee on elections and reappor tionment. Elections Director Jack Thompson said he considered the election law revision measures - prepared by his office after consultation with county election clerks - to be p r 1 m a r i ly "housekeeping" suggestions. He said he considered the proposals uncontroversial Some are expected to be in. troduced In the house and others in the senate. Rep. Edward J. Whelan, D Portland, said a bill that would save Multnomah coun ty an estimated $100,000 in a special school district elec tion March 8 would be intro duced in the house Thursday, The bill would allow the dis trict to pool precincts to cut down on polling places. A hearing on the measure was set for 1 p.m. Jan. 16, Whelan said election and counting board personnel who would lose jobs for the special election were expect ed to oppose the measure. Committee chairman George Annala, D-Hood River, said the commitee would have to start from scratch on its oth er big task-reapportionment. He said he expected the com mittee would draft its own bill after consultations with election officials and interest ed parties. Other bills on the touchy subject of revising the legis lature's membership, how ever, could be introduced by individual legislators. Now! Save 50 on a pound of butter when you buy snI3v potatoes ! Only Snoboy guarantees potatoes good all through :no hollow spots ever! Af perfect Inside at outsldel No black spots to cut out, no dcep-scl eyes to dig away. Snoboy guarantees so ... or you get your money back! No bruises, no blemishes! Snoiioy Potatoes arc graded by people! (Machines aren't careful enough.) No bruised or blemished potatoes get by here! Uniform size, alwaysl No too-big or too-small potatoes in the Snouoy bag! They're right size ... for uniform cooking or baking. To save tho 5 on buttar, get coupon In special bags of Snoioy Potatoes L jV-.mtJ i . V'-vv- . a wxm 'Ml wuJkl - - -v Look for the money-saving coupon inside specially marked SNOBOY Potato bags. It's worth 5i on butter. . . any brand! Oh Boy.,. m m STEWING HENS ifeSSi Whole VmWPP, Cutup AIIL Super Market STORE HOURS: 8 A.M. TO 9 P.M. EVERY DAY PHONE SP 3-5337 We Reserve the Right to Limit NEBERGALLS ALL MEAT FRANKS 12-oz. pkg. 39' it 29 39c U.S. CHOICE BONELESS TOP SIRLOIN Lean Tasty SWANSDOWN CAKE MIX White Marble Devils Food 18-OZ. PACKAGE $1100 : yellow Lemon Flake Banana FRENCHES INSTANT POTATOES 3 I0B $100 Scalloped and Frying ONE GALLON JAR $ 98 Best Food Mayonnaise No. 303 Can NORTH COAST 7 m $100 Applesauce 12-Oi. Can RATH 3 for 5100 Luncheon Meat NO. 300 Can DENNISON 4 f0R $loo Spaghetti and Meat Balls ZEE NAPKINS Pkg. m FROM THE PRODUCE DEPT. IDAHO and OREGON DCCT r.DAWU DATATA UbJ I V2IVV TV 1 F w I r I W 10-LB. BAG In Each Bag a Coupon Worth 5c On All One Lb. Packages of Butler With the SNOBOY EX-FANCY RED DELICIOUS APPLES 6 PACK SHOWBOAT SOLID GREEN HEADS CABBAGE i SNOBOY, GUARANTEE OF QUALITY Ad Good Thurs., 12, to Sun., 15 reg. 98c I ea. CORNER OF 11th & OAKDALE Persona I ized Ser vice Only 1 in 100'Potoes earnsothe name ! 0 CUCUMBERS 10 o o - , , . o r, 9 r - o o
